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Free weekend initial legal consultation by appointment
The website currently offers a free public-interest initial consultation on Saturdays and Sundays by appointment. The session is intended to identify the legal issue, relevant documents, urgent deadlines and whether a formal engagement may be appropriate.
What the initial session covers
- A brief review of the facts and immediate concern
- Identification of potentially relevant law and forum
- Documents that should be preserved or obtained
- Urgent notice, limitation or hearing dates
- Possible next steps and whether further paid work is required
What “free consultation” means
The initial weekend consultation is free by appointment. It does not mean that drafting, filing, representation, travel, court fees or ongoing advisory are automatically free. Any later professional scope and fees should be agreed separately after the matter is reviewed.
Who may request an appointment
Individuals and suitable organisations may request an appointment for matrimonial rights, NRI matters, legal notices, POSH or labour-law compliance. Acceptance and timing depend on availability, conflict checks, urgency and whether the issue falls within the practice.
Prepare before booking
Send a concise chronology, location, opposing-party names for conflict checking, the latest notice or order and the nearest deadline. Avoid sending sensitive originals or unnecessary personal data before instructions are confirmed.
Frequently asked questions
Is every legal service free on weekends?
No. The initial consultation is free by appointment. Further drafting, filing or representation may involve separately agreed fees and expenses.
Is the consultation available to NRI clients?
Yes, suitable NRI clients can request a remote weekend consultation by phone or video.
Request an initial consultation
Share the location, a short chronology and any urgent deadline.
Contact and appointment optionsReviewed 20 July 2026 · Advocate Aayush Agarwal, LL.B., LL.M. · Enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi